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We associate homocysteine mainly with atherosclerosis, but neurological diseases are also strongly associated with it. This is because, among other things, homocysteine adversely affects the condition of blood vessels in the brain and increases inflammation, which is very harmful to the nervous ...

The normal concentration of homocysteine in the blood is between 5 and 15 micromoles/liter. Just why do diagnostic tests to check homocysteine levels in the blood at all? Well, it is a parameter that tells us a lot about the risk of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease, but also the risk of ...

Vitamin B6 is important for both brain and cardiovascular health. These properties are influenced in part by its ability to help metabolize homocysteine. How does vitamin B6 lower homocysteine? And why should it do so at all? You will learn the details from this article. Read to the end![toc] How ...

Zinc deficiency is a problem for some two billion people worldwide. In developing countries, it is one of the main causes of the increased burden of disease. In developed countries, by contrast, things are not much better, and the risk of zinc deficiency is still very high. Deficiency produces ...

Safety should be put first. This also applies to choosing dietary supplements for yourself. Sometimes reaching for even simple and generally considered safe supplements, such as L-tyrosine, can overlook some aspect that constitutes a contraindication to use or increases the risk of developing side ...